P&FW Friday Fun - Truckin' #1

[Otto Puzzell]

Thought I'd try something a bit off the beaten path, and reach into the past, distant, and not-too-distant, for some work vehicles of various purposes and vintages.



1916 Menominee Truck / João


Renault EG / DeAutogids.nl


Crossley 2 - 25  / neilshouse


1916 GMC 1.5-Ton Model 31 / João


1949 Kenworth Bullnose  / Allemano


1943 Chev CMP 3 Ton Wrecker  / neilshouse


1911 Reliance Model H / neilshouse


1925 Moreland  / Ray B.


DAAG (?) / Wendax


Eisenhauer five-axle truck / Ray B.


1929 Jarrett  / Ray B.


1918 Gary 2 1/2 Ton / João


1950 Brown cab-over / neilshouse


Austro-Daimler 80 PS Zugmaschine 1916 / Neilshouse


1913 Buick Model 4, 3/4 ton open express delivery / Wendax


American LaFrance / Seagrave K 756 neilshouse


1948 Corbitt Sleeper / neilshouse


1900 White Steam Delivery  / Allemano


1951 Pacific EMOD / Wendax


1917 Rolls Royce / João


1954 Kenworth   / Ray B.


1929 Coleman D-40 / neilshouse


1920 Kelly-Springfield / neilshouse


1970 Hayes HDX / neilshouse


1920 Garford / João

[Ultra]

Even Popeye struggles to steer this bitch.

[Ray B.]

1_21 should be a late 1940's or 1950's Kenworth Bullnose, powered by a Cummins diesel engine.

[Ray B.]

1-11 is a 1929 Jarrett
1-8 is a 1925 Moreland

[Allemano]

is 1_6 from Europe? It looks so famliar. 

[Ultra]

is 1_6 from Europe? It looks so famliar. 

I think it is British.  Right hand steering and all.

[Allemano]

1_5 1949 Kenworth "Bullnose" single axle tractor with a day cab.
1_18 1900 White steam delivery truck

[Carnut]

is 1_6 from Europe? It looks so famliar. 

I think it is British.  Right hand steering and all.

It's a WW2 Bedford?
From memory think it's what they were drving in "Ice Cold in Alex"

Is 22 a Thornycroft?

[neilshouse]

#6 is a Canadian built Blitz from WW2 called the Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) truck, built by both Ford and Chevrolet for the British and Canadian army, I really don't know how to tell one form the other unless there is a badge on the grille or the engine is visible, the Ford had a flathead V8, the Chevy a straight 6.

[neilshouse]

#3 is a Crossley 20/25 from WW1.

[neilshouse]

Is #2 a Latil?

[Otto Puzzell]

1_21 should be a late 1940's or 1950's Kenworth Bullnose, powered by a Cummins diesel engine.

'54, to be precise.

[Otto Puzzell]

1-11 is a 1929 Jarrett
1-8 is a 1925 Moreland

Yep and Yep

[Otto Puzzell]

is 1_6 from Europe? It looks so famliar. 

I'm sure quite a few made it there, but not built in Europe

[Otto Puzzell]

1_5 1949 Kenworth "Bullnose" single axle tractor with a day cab.
1_18 1900 White steam delivery truck

Yep and Yep

[Otto Puzzell]

It's a WW2 Bedford?
From memory think it's what they were drving in "Ice Cold in Alex"

Is 22 a Thornycroft?

Nope and Nope

[Otto Puzzell]

#6 is a Canadian built Blitz from WW2 called the Canadian Military Pattern (CMP) truck, built by both Ford and Chevrolet for the British and Canadian army, I really don't know how to tell one form the other unless there is a badge on the grille or the engine is visible, the Ford had a flathead V8, the Chevy a straight 6.

Yep - a 1943 Chevy CMP 3 Ton Wrecker

[Otto Puzzell]

#3 is a Crossley 20/25 from WW1.

Yep

[Otto Puzzell]

Is #2 a Latil?

I'm not familiar with that. I have this one attributed to another maker.

[Otto Puzzell]

You lads are burning it up!

[faksta]

Is #2 a Latil?

I'm not familiar with that. I have this one attributed to another maker.

Charron?
Is #24 Oshkosh?

[Otto Puzzell]

Charron?
Is #24 Oshkosh?

No, and No.

[neilshouse]

#7 is a Reliance from about 1907.

[Otto Puzzell]

#7 is a Reliance from about 1907.

Right make, wrong year, but what the heck. You're within spittin' distance.

[neilshouse]

#13 Brown 1950
#17 Corbitt 1948
#19 Pacific EMOD 1951
#24 Hayes HDX 1970